Former Tottenham midfielder Dele Alli is confident Frank Lampard's style of football will suit him at Everton.

He has 37 England caps and was a fixture at major tournaments in 2016 and 2018.

Prior to an integral role in the Three Lions' run to the semi-finals of the Russian World Cup, Alli scored 14 goals and provided 17 assists in 50 matches in 2017/18.

He returned from the tournament to aid Spurs passage to the 2019 Champions League final.

Now, insists Alli, the player's eyes are fixed firmly on the future and utilising a “great platform" to reach his soaring potential.

“Working with Frank and the amazing players here, it's a very attacking way of playing football, that's what I like to do, to be on the front foot, win tackles, get in the box and score goals," said Alli to evertonfc.com.

“It is an easy place to be happy and an amazing opportunity to come and work hard and be on the pitch and help the team.

“That's what I want to do all the time.

“I want to play and fight for the team and the Club and I am ready to do that.

“The whole thing about being a player is learning and improving and being the best you possibly can.

“Having all this… amazing teammates, a great manager and very passionate fans, it is a great platform to express yourself and do well.

“I am very passionate when I am playing.

“It brings the best out of me when I play with aggression and on the front foot.

“Playing against Everton and at Goodison Park, I have seen that's how the fans are – very passionate. They are incredible.

“It is not easy when you are on the opposite side but now we are working together I am sure we [Dele and supporters] will be a great team."